Who Am I?
Behind the
name
I'm Fahad Ahmad — a medical student, web builder, and AI enthusiast from Bangladesh. I believe in building things, giving back, and never stopping learning.
By day I study medicine. In my free time I build websites and explore artificial intelligence. And somewhere in between, I write Fahad's Notes — a weekly newsletter about ideas worth thinking about.
Medicine
Medical Student
& Future Doctor
I'm studying medicine with a deep focus on the science of healing and the art of patient care. The journey is demanding — but it is one I chose with full conviction and gratitude to Allah.
The process of entering medical college taught me discipline, patience, and the beauty of working hard for something truly meaningful. Every lecture, every exam, every sleepless night is a step toward serving people.
Web & Tech
Web Builder
&
Manager
I design, build, and manage websites for individuals and small businesses. From the initial wireframe to the live deployment — I handle every step of the process with care and precision.
Self-taught during my pre-MBBS gap, I specialise in clean, fast, mobile-first websites. I also explore AI automation, graphic design, and domain & hosting management.
My Journey
The story
so far
The Short Version
🇧🇩 Born in 2007 in Bangladesh. A nerd from day one — always into tech, lists, and building things.
📱 At 14, was already researching apps and building small projects. Passed O-levels in 2023.
🤲 Founded Trust & Will Alliance — a welfare organisation — to give back to the community through Iftar campaigns and beyond.
🎓 Completed A-levels with Full GPA. Served as House Representative. Passed MBBS entrance exam in December 2025.
💻 During a 4-month gap before MBBS, self-taught web design, AI automation, photography & graphic design. Started exploring, building, and creating.
🕌 Registered for Umrah — flight cancelled due to geopolitical events. Rescheduled. Still coming, inshaAllah.
Quick Facts
The Long Version
The Beginning
I was born in 2007 in Bangladesh — the second eldest child. I was raised going through the public Bengali schooling system, surrounded by a culture rich in faith, community, and resilience. Since childhood I had always been into organisation, to-do lists, and creativity. A nerd at heart. Technology fascinated me from a very young age — I was always the one curious about how things worked, what was behind the screen, and what could be built.
Technology, O-Levels & Early Experiments
At 14, I was researching technologies and apps relentlessly — testing different Play Store applications, developing small projects, and experimenting with everything I could get my hands on. In 2023, I passed my O-levels from school and got admitted to Sylhet Cantonment Public School and College to complete my A-levels. It was a new chapter — new environment, higher stakes, and a growing sense of purpose.
A-Levels, Leadership & Building Something Real
During my A-levels, something stirred inside me. I had a deep desire to give people Iftar — to feed people breaking their fast during Ramadan. After thinking about it for a long time, I turned that desire into action. Together with two co-founders, I built a welfare organisation: Trust & Will Alliance. We ran our first Iftar campaign, and it was one of the most meaningful things I had ever done.
I also served as the House Representative at college — one of four houses distributing all students — responsible for leading, representing, and bridging the gap between students and administration. Meanwhile, I completed my A-levels with Full GPA. After results, I began preparing intensively for the MBBS Entrance Examination.
The exam was on 12th December. Results came on 14th December. I got selected. Alhamdulillah.
The Gap, The Growth & Exploring Life
By the start of 2026, I had a 4-month break before MBBS officially began. Instead of waiting, I started following everything I had always been curious about but never had time for. I learned website design, domain registration and hosting, AI automation, basic photography, and graphic design. I started exploring different places, meeting new people, and building a broader view of the world beyond textbooks.
We completed the 3rd Iftar Campaign of Trust & Will Alliance — a milestone that reminded me why we started. The organisation was growing, the community was responding, and the purpose behind it all was becoming clearer with every year.
I registered for Umrah — a dream I had held for a long time. My flight was scheduled for 25th April. Then the Iran-Israel conflict escalated, and my flight was cancelled. It was a disappointment, but I held firm in the belief that whatever Allah delays, He does so for a reason. My Umrah has been rescheduled after Eid-ul-Adha — and I wait with patience and gratitude.
The story so far is incredible — but I'm not done writing.
I'm grateful for everything and just want to thank anyone and everyone who has supported me so far. You're all in my duas. Let's see where life takes me next...